BLACKSTONE AFRICA-ASIA JURISTS CENTER

  [The Preliminary] In the data-base epoch, comes with enormous advantages, and equally, in that same measure, has presented a consequence, which strikes with ignorance and understanding, of the strings that binds the ‘Right’ and ‘Responsibility’, as well the ‘Task’ and ‘Duty of Care’ in contemporary society. [Whistle-blow] The action of a whistle blower, is a deliberate and meticulous steps, taken by a person in spirit of good fate, to reveal information from private Institution or public organization, established to be, illegal, immoral, illicit, unsafe, unethical, or fraudulent. In furtherance, the action of unveiling the secret acts, should follow the due process, by furnishing the discovered  information to the ‘Rightful’ stakeholders, who have the ‘Legitimate’ authority, to respond technically on the discovered  information, for the Interest of common good. While the ‘Blower’ anonymity and security, is safeguarded in surety; and the ‘Culprit’, is apprehended under a...

  An inquiry into the history of origin ,  of the Rosicrucian order,  there is sufficient evidence, as testament to, the  emanat ion  of the philosophical writings from Philo Judaeus, who was a Jewish Philosopher, trained in Hellenistic Culture of Alexandria, the culture of Ancient Rome, and to large degree Ancient Egyptian religion ,  with focus in Judaism, Jewish traditional literature ,  and Greek philosophy.  He was born in c.10 - 15 BC in Alexandria, and died in c.45-50 AD. His Ancestors and family genealogy had social ties and connections to the priesthood in Judea, under the Hasmonean dynasty of Rome. And was serving as the Principal representative of the Alexandrian Jewish Community, before the Roman Emperor Gaius Caligula. Philo Judaeus writings and philosophical works, were extensively influenced by Plato, Homer, Euripides and Demosthenes, as his teachers. And was regarded as the most important representative of the Hellenistic Judaism...

  During the evolvement  of the English Jurisprudence , in the Anglo-Norman era of 11 th  Century , equity emerged, as a distinct field of law, from the English common law , due to the kind of relief, grant of the Court.   Equity doctrinal  origin , is obtained from  the writings of Aristotle Corpous Aristolelicum (384 – 322 BC) , and the Roman law from the Twelve Tables, to the Corpus Juris Civilis, Circa 449 BC to 529 AD. However, a noticeable development of contemporary Equity doctrine, as a coherent body of law, administered simultaneously with the English common law, started from the English Court of Chancery, with the absolute purpose of granting legal remedies for cases, which the common law was inflexible, and couldn’t fairly resolve the disputed legal matters. The English Common law, under the Anglo-Norman Royal Justice, were administered by three Central Courts, which were, the Court of the King’s Bench, the Court of Common Pleas, and the Excheque...

  INTELLECTUAL CREED SOCIETY " De Vir doctus"   - BRANCH OF ROSICRUCIAN ORDER THE CONSTITUTION                                                                                                                 Reviewed and Edited By : Emmanuel Tweneboah Senzu, DBA, PhD., SJD . Professor of Constitutional Law and Economic Criminology                                                                                        The Supreme General             ...

  The English history circa 10 th  to 14 th  Century AD, is culminated with series of civil wars, and knight crusaders. The inquiry into the era of Norman-Angevin to Plantagenet dynasty, gave birth to the signing of the Magna carta. The refinement of text to the Magna carta, for certain right and liberties, through series of negotiations, with then existing English Monarch, the Subject, and the Roman Church, from the year 1215 to 1225; formulated a charter that will become a symbol, and a defense, during a battle of oppression, between the governed and the governor. And, in the year 1628, the rivalry  that was emerging between the English Monarch and the Subject, set-out the doctrinal tone of the Magna carta, to give birth to the ‘Habeas Corpus’ Act and the ‘Petition of Right’ in the English Common law, as an initiated efforts of Sir. Edward Coke. Thou, is the rise of an ardent advocate, for the right of Englishmen and Judicial Independence, under a ferocious Monarch...

When the name Jeremy Bentham, is exemplified in the English law and practice, he is acknowledged as a theoretical jurist, which is, in sharp contrast to Sir William Blackstone, who was his former lecturer, and known of his careful philosophical review, dissented as commentaries on the English common law, during the 17 th  and 18 th  Century AD. Bentham became an arch-developer of the Utilitarian doctrine of the English law, and therefore, accorded, the status, as the father of Utilitarianism. Utilitarian, in the normative ethics of the law, from it inception within the 18 th  Century AD, had examined ‘Actions’ as either ‘Right’ or ‘Wrong’, and the effects, either creating happiness /pleasure or unhappiness /pain, which goes beyond the performer of the action, to it community. In the writings of Bentham, on censorial jurisprudence, of what the law ought to be, as an analysis to the existing English legal system of the 17 th  Century AD, and the development of utilitar...